Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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thing. 1asss gossrhMsnt factoFiss incre2ss
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s. iast as the cou8try Increases III popalatlon
and wealth Another soarce OF Increase Ia
" ashingtons size ls the sGsei2l slsusrtE, which
has become 50 prosninea lately. Every
millionaire who COMES u Washington brings
a Fetiuue Of servants. and fz1s yearly sxpansss
run up int0 the tens cf tksasands tie b1llis
sni invests. and the result Is that he i worth
a dozen poor nien IN building up the city.
1len there are the general expenses Of the
government. amounting 70 over sl00. .0uo, ,ouv
a year Washington btssrsess men get some
az this, and on the whole Ehe city manages to
live.
These are some of the soarces Of our national
capitals growth. / do not give them 90 ad-
vertise It's city, but TO. correct q fstse inn
preston -
saw ex- Minister kaSon on the street to
day lie has spparenglyf entirely recovered
his health and his eye IL bright and rs step
free lie has been residing at tha capital the
past winter ao has besis engaged. IL is said,
upon a diplomatic history Of the Omitted
States -.
Judge Kelley worked hard while he was
south this spring. and has come back brin-
ful OF It's agricultural possibilities. he tells
me the soil OK the south viii raise other things
than is people suppose, and he predicts that
IL viii one day have as diversified an agricul-
ture as other parts OF the United States. He
tells me sn interesting story about the growth
Of clover in Georgia, aud says that It's plant
ing dates back 70 the early days OF the war
Before this time IL was not thought that
clover could De grown there, but during
helley's recent visit he found the state
covered with the finest and richest varieties
lie says:
~Daring the war / was a strong Union
man. was IN favor or the severest fighting
IS a matter O. mercy, in that by such action
would tho war close the sooner When it
was over was for peace and reunion with all
nay soul. and | did everything i could for
the south The southern states were very
poor. and they were ont Of all the necessities
Of life. They especially lacked seed. and
Governor Wofford. OF Georgia, came to
Washington 10 SEQ If be could not procure
some for the farmers of his state. How he
happened 10 come 20 ms / do not know, bat
ne did call unon me Immediately after his
arrival, and told ne oi tue desJituI4on OF
Georgia he asked me 70 help him. had
not sent off my all0tIaent OK seed for the
session. and / told him that / would turn
these over TO him. I went the next day TO
my friends in congress who represented city
districts and got them TO slgn over their
seeds 70 me, and / turned them all over 70
Wofford. He sent them TO his home at
Cartersville, Ga, and they were from thence
distributed oil over tue state. At this time
urged upon Governor Wofford the necessity Of
diversified agriculture throughout the
south, and 1 told him the country would
never be prosperous as long as cotton was It's
only staple crop, and they relied upon alti-
| fetal fertilizers. You must raise ce+tle, said
| ], and keep horses instead of mu You
ought TO raise clover and make I'll ground
paw for its own enrichment. / toll the gov
eruor that believed clover would grow in
Georgin, and he replied that be thought %
too. aud he told me how just before the war
began Vi~~i1isn had coma IN Georgia 10
| live, aild hal DsOesAL. wla niln = Tag or 50
Of clover seed. He had SOW / this and it had
produced flno crop. Til result was l--.
his neighbors were giving up their old idea
that clover could not be grown in Georg
and he predicted that In time the state
would be csFpetei VITA it This was rnors
than twenty years age, and his prediction
has since been fulfilled"
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